concept review questions Flashcards

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reducing end of sugar?

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end that is free and unbound carbon for reactions

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person has mitochondrial disorder where lack malate and aspartate shuttles what would be expected during fasting?

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OAA would be trapped in the mitochondria

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Two alleles for given trait, Ga and Gb, if the genotype frequency of GaGa is 25%, what is the genotype frequency for the heterozygous?

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use p^2 + 2pq + q^2 = 1
each term is geno frequency
p and q are allele frequency

so p = 0.5 then q = 0.5

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question 84 from buxtons book?

what antibiotic inhibits bacterial DNA gyrase?

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so would be drug that inhibits DNA synthesis

Fluoroquinolones - so cipro,

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question 85
pt with pseudomonas septicemia and given b lactam antibiotic with is only against aerobic, gram neg bacteria. What antibiotic was she given?

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Monobactam - Aztroenam

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Question 87

22yo with PID. Requires coverage of anaerobes. What antibiotic should she be given?

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clindamycin or metronidazole

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Macrollides

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block protein synthesis

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what can cross the BBB?

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ceftriaxone

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Question 90

child develops impetigo. Given antibiotic that inhibits cell wall synthesis. What drug did the child receive?

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Ampicillin or cephalexin are choices

but most likely S. Aureus so pick cephalexin (are resistant to penicillinases made by s. Aureus)

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question 91
pt with CA pneumonia.
Given two antibiotic one block protein syntehsis by binding 50 s and other is beta lactam. What antibiotics was she given?

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Azithromycin (macrolide) and ceftriaxone (beta lactam)

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For test, know for antibiotics

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cateogories
how they work/mechanisms
and examples

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impacggted wisdone tooth was removed. area had been sore but appearance of eruptions through the skin. exudates showed neg for aerobic. branched filamentous. what is causing abcess?

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actinomyces israelii

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headache, chills and muscle aches with maculopapular rash with petechiae. Started on palms and soles and spread inward. What is the bacteria?

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This is rocky mountain spotted fever

rickettsia rickettsii which is transmitted by dermacentor tick

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Prowazekii rash

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starts on trunk and moves outwards

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No gram stain could mean organism is

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intracelluar or does not have a cell wall

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Mycoplasma pneumonia

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cold agglutin (IgM) titers are a clue
these are directed to glycolipids on the bacteria
at cold temps, it crosses reacts with a molecule of RBCs

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what test is being performed when serum test is done by cross reacting antibodies with RBCs

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Cold agglutin test

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Legionella likes what kind of envirnoment?

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Q fever

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Coxiella

from cows

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during maturation of T cells in thymus, immature T cell expresses several molecules to assist the cell in navigating within the thymus. VLLA4 and VLA5 help keep the immature lymphocyte in the thymus by binding to what?

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VLA 6 - binds laminin
4 and 5 binds fibronectin - this is the answer
collectins - recognize certain patterns

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45 male pt shows glucose level 150 after a meal. whats going on? normal is 110

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high levels of G6P

with energy coming, you are filling pathways, excess sugar goes to fat after glycogen storage is filled (about a days worth can be stored)

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Fat and sugars in general are

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storage forms of electrons

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catabolism is

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oxidative

release of energy

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45 yo obese male shows glucose at 135 after an overnight fast. normal is 110 which tissue has the highest specific rate of glucose utilization? what has lowest rate of ATP production?

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brain does not use most ATP
Muscle is not lowest ATP consumer
RBCs have no mitochondria so use a ton of glucose, use only glycolysis.
Cardia not lowest ATP production

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45 yo male shows glucose of 135 after an overnight fast. what is the rate limiting step in glycolysis?
PFK1 Hexokinase is regulated PFK2 - makes regulatory molecule F26BP
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Pt is alcoholic. hasnt eaten. Why is patient hypoglycemic?
High NADH/NAD+ ratio impaired gluconeogenesis ethanol to acetic acid requires NAD+ generate large amount of NADH major gluconeo precursors ___ ____ ___ are diverted to generate more NAD for ethanol metabolism glycerol lactate and AA
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irrversible injury to myocardial fibers, what changes occured?
nuclear pyknosis
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Dysplasia of tissue and how do you identify?
dysplasia - disorganization of the tissue
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differentiate between changes that take place during hyperplasia vs. metaplasia
be able to ID these changes in histo slides | remember to use context clues from the question stem
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Pt EKG say MI happened. Acute MI. thrombus in coronary artery. TPA infused. Reperfusion in ischemic heart tissue caused by release of activated ROS from what cells?
Neutrophils
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what kind of collagen is seen in Breast cancer?
collagen type V
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Enzyme deficiency lecture, Kid with coarse facial features, what molecule is being accumulated?
Mucopolysaccharidoses disease accumulates Heparin Sulfates
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HIV Pt is rapid progressor. What is regulatory gene product?
tat
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Acute HIV - recognize how | How would test for acute HIV infection?
this is before there is seroconversion (happens at about 12 weeks)- cells begin to make IgG so cant do the antibody test until seroconversion Acute HIV characterized by viremia, rash, lymphadenopathy Acute HIV about up until 6 weeks after infection Look for p24 antigen and then RNA/DNA specific to virus
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Cox B virus complications?
myocarditis pericarditis b4 - juvenile diabetes